Governance
AI governance people actually work with
Rules only take effect once employees understand and can apply them. We develop directives, responsibilities and records that fit your organisation and hold up in daily work.
We start where AI is already used in your organisation and clarify what is permitted, who decides and how an application gets approved.
The basis is the revised Swiss Data Protection Act, sector-specific requirements, the EU AI Act where it applies to you, and recognised frameworks such as ISO/IEC 42001. How far the governance reaches depends on your organisation and the structures already in place.
What matters
Confident decisions
Employees know which tools they may use for which tasks and which data stays out of them. That takes the guesswork out of daily work.
Clear ownership
Who requests an application, who assesses it, who approves it and who owns its operation. Clear assignment instead of additional committees.
Regulatory requirements
Data protection, supervisory law and the EU AI Act each set different expectations. We clarify which of them genuinely apply to your applications.
Risks and evidence
How to record purpose, data categories, effects and controls per application so that solid evidence is ready when an audit comes.
Organisational groundwork
How to attach the AI topics to your existing information security and data protection processes instead of building a second structure.
Effect in daily work
Short, readable documents that people actually apply, supported by training for managers and teams.
Clear rules that make operations easier.
In a first conversation we show which points to settle first in your organisation.
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